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Alumni

An American Pastime

David Buck ’86, former executive vice president of the Philadelphia Phillies, reflects on a journey in professional baseball that spanned nearly four decades.

by DAVID GAMBACORTA

Economics

West Baltimore Rising

Prof. Gladstone “Fluney” Hutchinson and Lafayette’s Economic Empowerment and Global Learning Project inspire hope in Charm City.

By Bryan Hay

Community

Found Family

Shova Malla ’22 and Upendra Pandey ’23 were shaped by their childhoods in Nepal—and the people who dedicated their lives to service.

By Margaret Wilson

Big Ideas

Students

Meaning and translation

How the Global Expressions project is amplifying the voices of multilingual students.

BY Katlyn Clarke

Technology

Leveling up

When students design computer games, they learn about coding—and critical thinking.

By Stella Katsipoutis-Varkanis

Students

A maiden voyage

Last year, Chris Byrnes ’26 made Lafayette history as the first Leopard to earn a Voyager Scholarship. This spring, he embarks on a journey to East Asia.

By Stella Katsipoutis-Varkanis

Stay Connected With Classmates!

Visit classnotes.lafayette.edu to share your accomplishments, news, and photos. Alumni updates that are submitted online
will also be considered for inclusion in the next issue of Lafayette magazine.

“Find something you’re interested in and try to create.”

Wassim Gharbi

Computer Science, 2019

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Expert Advice

Conversation

Forward together

Chip Bergh ’79, H’22 is the first guest on the new “Third Century Conversations” podcast.

Alumni

Plan The Next Excursion

Tori Almeida ’17 wants to help people travel better.

By Kelly Huth

Data Science

Boosting brain teasers

Get clued in to your puzzling potential, thanks to Rachel Garland ’22.

By Madeline Marriott ’24

Profiles

Profiling the wonderful and talented humans that make Lafayette College extra special